- 07/13/2007
Learn to Laugh
1 comments - 07/06/2007
Whose Battle Is It?
Do you know what the middle verse of the Old Testament is? It’s 2 Chronicles 20:17: “You will not have to fight in this battle.” This is a significant verse – and not just because it’s the middle point of the Old Testament. It’s significant because of what it says to those of us fighting a battle.
- 06/22/2007
Tips on Preaching to the Unchurched
- 06/15/2007
Rethinking Worship
- 06/08/2007
Admit Your Weaknesses, Expand Your Ministry
- 05/31/2007
Dealing with Difficult People
- 05/24/2007
Following Jesus’ Model of Ministry (Part 2)
- 05/20/2007
Following Jesus’ Model for Ministry
- 05/07/2007
Deep Worship that Reaches the Unchurched
- 04/26/2007
Protecting Your Mind from Evil
Your mind is a special gift from God. It can potentially store 100 trillion thoughts. And it is a tool that God wants to use in your ministry to fulfill his purposes.
1 comments - 04/20/2007
How to Get More Out of Your Reading Time
It is almost a cliché at Saddleback that growing churches require growing leaders. If you don’t take in truth, you can’t give it out. As ministry leaders we use a lot of different methods to keep growing. We attend conferences. We find mentors. We listen to podcasts. But one of my favorite ways to grow as a leader is to read.
- 04/13/2007
Understanding Unbelievers
The longer you’re a believer, the less you think like an unbeliever. After you come to Christ, your interests and values change.
- 04/06/2007
18 Ways to Motivate Yourself for Ministry (Part 2)
Last week, I shared with you nine ideas about how to motivate yourself for a particular ministry task. In this article I’ll give you nine more ideas.
- 03/29/2007
18 Ways to Motivate Yourself for Ministry (Part 1)
Motivation is contagious. I never try to motivate other people. I only worry about motivating myself. When I’m motivated, I know others will catch my enthusiasm.
- 03/23/2007
One Key to Successful Preaching – Become a Collector
One of the most helpful habits you can develop as a preacher is to become a collector. I’ve been a “collector” for years, and it has made my preaching much more effective. I’m not talking about a hobby.
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